THE t;EWS AND OUSERVER.
TUESDAY KOar&NG, AUGUST 19, lSia
rVi;i CITY MAYOR
i
Presides At Conference of
Striking Car Men Anrf Hears,
Their Grievances .-.
Winston-Salem, Auf. 18.-M.iyof B.
W. Qorrcll tad Html memUtt wt the
board of aldermen,, by .Invitation, at
tendee" eenferenee with th strikisg
itml ear sue bar this afteraeoa whea
tha difference existing between th
Southern PaWle Utilities Compaay aid
ita employees wera explained aad dis
cussed. Tha striker coateaded that'
refusal at recognition ef tha trt ar
men's taioa preventing aa agaee
meqt being reached.
Mayor Gorrell, by invitation of tha
striker, presided aver tha aseetiag. It
-wag decided to ask tha presides t of
tha Botary Clab to appoint a commit
tea from els organization to accompany
a member of tha board of aldermen, to
Chatlotts tomorrow to confer with
Presldeat Taylor aad other efflcials of
tha Utility Company and see if aa
agreement eauld not bo readied by
which Hie street ears la Wlnstou-Salem
ean relume operation without further
delay, .
President Taylor stated la a telepboaa
messags thli afternoon that he vipeetrd
to have tha street rare ia Charlotte ia
operatioa aot later than Thursday of
thia week aad that tha ears in thla city
would begin running again a day or two
later, or just a aNa oi the necessary
arrssgemeata rould be made. Whether
tha compaay axpeeta to put on new
met or ia expecting a number of the
old Ben to return te work baa aot
been revealed.
A DIUCIOUS TONIC.
Heraferd'e Acid rfceapkate
' aejanamatas phle.l eaertr. Cornell dieet.
he i'nortm and tenee Ida trstem. Try it.
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TWIN CITY CITIZEN
UNDSCEN5USJ0B
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Jfm.re-u 01. September Ci-for the selce
' tln ot a -postmaster at MarahUlcTh
nflle pata a salary of 1,300.
FrWui la Wathiogton have welted
InvlMt'nP" t tha wedding of Joieph
Brandon Burner, ion of Mra. T. K.
Hi tin. r, rf Haleigh. Tha ceremony will
1e performed at Loa Angeles, Cal, oa
Ansurt S. the bride bolng Miss Evelyn
( (.II JohT.tcn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Mills Jobnion. Mr. Kroner la tha eon
i f tl e fcito 'iV K. Bruner who waa see
mar to the Board of Agriculture of
Jforfh Csruliir.
- Tie United States Railroad Adminis
tration has lifted the embargo on a
shipment of fteel windows ordered by
tha 8Mtt Hospital at Baleigb from
IHiUnd.'iphlh. Dr. Albert Aaderaon re
fluUItloacd ibo ecrvlees of Senator
Hmmous In sieving the embargo re
moral. Ben Aberaathy, brother of Dr. C a
Abernathy, of Raleigh, baa been as.
sigasd ta a job la tba government print
ing efflee. Mr. Abernathy was formerly
auperintondeat of the mechanical de-
nattmcat of the "Fourth Estate." ot
New York city, and hack ia tha days
whsa tha University print shop waa on
us hrst logs Mr. Abernathy coadueteu
th student enterprise. He supervised
th printing of the "Tar Heel" and the
I'aiverslty Mngasine while meeting
text-books and class room sssignments.
'Kitchln On Committee.
The Republicans give merited praise
la Representative Claude Kitchln, of
rial eemmUte to frame and present itf
Congress by March X 1920, a measure
providing for the estsbltshment of A
budget systsm in tha government mone
tary affaire Breaker Frederick Gillette
says "Practically every member of ths
aew committee has had long service m
tha house nnd was ehosen for bis post
because of known efficiency and grasp
of governmental finance. Represents
tlv Joseph Byrns, ef Tennessee, a
Democrat is also a member ef the com
aiitte : . , Caroilatana Ia Capital.
Barton Craig, a lawyer of Wlnston-
Polem. wss her today, returning to
North Carolina from Cape May, N. J.,
where h has beea spending hi vara.
tloa. Mr. Craig made th trip In an
automobile while Mrs. Crsig journeyed
Up rail. '
; Garland B. Ferguson, Jr., counsel for
th Newport Bbip Building nnd Dry
Dock Company, returned to vvaeniag
ton today from a week's stay at Vade
Mecum Springs in Stokes county, While
in North Carolina, Mr. Ferguson at-
teaded the annual meeting of the North
Carolina Bar Association ia Greensboro.
Representative Samuel M. Brlason re
tnrasd to Washington today from his
horn In Nw Bern. Wslter Murphy,
of Salisbury, Is a visitor to th National
CapitaL F. D. Latham, of Ileliinrett
Beaufort county, is a visitor to Wash
lnsion. . Mr. aad Mrs. Geary Gerkin formerly
of Raleigh, but now residents of Wash
ington, left today for a motor trip to
Atlantis City. New York and other
northern ndlnta. Mrs. Staaley Wil
, lismson. of New York, it a guest of
Mrs. E. E. Brittoa.
- Concerning tha tobacco Industries and
their relation, to the world war with re.
tpect t North Carolina production, Is
v eemmunkatioB In Washington news.
mpers by a woman who blames tobacco
toasamera for th augar ahortage. She
"BAYER CR0SS0N
GENUINE ASPIRIN
"Bayer Tablet of Aspirin" to bs ten
nis must b marked wHh ths safety
-Bsysr Cross." Always buy a aa
broken Bayer packag rhlch eoatalns
proper directieis to safsly relUe Bead
ache, Toothache, Earsehe, Nsurslgis,
Colds aad pain. Handy tin base of
II Isblcts sost but few tests at drug
stores lsrger packages also. Aspirin U
the Jrad mart of Bayer Maaufacttir
of Moneaeeticacidestsr of Salieyliracid.
-Adv. . - ' .
TO SEnLE STRIK
states that 'aeventy , million pounds of
sugar wera used la Us Usiud fcUalvs
during 1918 is tba manufactar f
tobacco. Eb adds 'And yet tha coun
try was conserving augar. 1 bellev
tha majority of smokers nave nut givmr
tba matter mach thought and that many
amoka execaaitaly ' merely', Croat force
of habit." . ; , v i
When 9sby hi Teethlag
OKOVEB BABt BOWEL MEDICINE
well correct tha Stomach aad Bowel
troables Perfectly harmless. Sea
rectloas on tha etttle. Vrk JOc-Adv.
BAKER DEFENDS HIS 1
! REQUEST FOR ARMY
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ICoatlaaed frees Page Oa4
equipment now ia obsolete, bat it wsa
asserted by tha Secretary, the typea arc
batter thin any ia Europe. A utilisa
tion of thoaa types coupled with the
exporieue in product lonjhat baa beea
made, he believed, would aerrs ta aavs
much lima if it alio u Id again become
necessary to bring that branch of the
service to a war basis.
The Secretary said that if the govern
ment wished to develop the air industry
either for eommcms or for wnr purposes
the solution was simply merely spend
the money to buy mora planes.
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The Strong Wilketaad I ha Heat of
lammer Better Than, tha Weak
Old peopta wha are feeble aad
younger people who ara weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go
through tba depraving heat of summer
by taking GROVES TA8TELK88 chill
TONIC It puriBea and enriches the
blood and builds up tha whole system.
Yoa eaa soon feel its Strengthening,
Isvlgoratng Effect. Wc.-Adv.
MEXICO
CALLED ON
TO ACT PROMPTLY
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trolliag the border and threatened to
death on failure to pay 113,01)0 ransom.
"Tlis instructions pointed out ths
seriousness with which the United Utiites
government views this situation aud
railed for immediate adequate action.
The department also directed the Amer
ican consul' at Juarci, Mexico, te take
all possible steps with ths Mexican su
thoritics there to secure release end
protection of tha officers.
The attention of the department was
railed to the Davis ease lute bist might
by Representative Barber, of Califorulu,
sad telegraphic Instructions were rushed
to the embassy and the annulate. The
officer's father, Dr. Warren B. Davis,
of Strsssmore, Cel., wss advised of the
steps taken in behalf ofbis son. The
Governor of Minnesota telegraphed to
the department tadny regarding the two
lieuteannts and was advised of the steps
which the department had taken. Peter
son is a son of 8. C. Peterson, of Hutch
inson, Minn.
Other Americans Held.
Only aa hour or two after tho deport
ment issued Its statement in the ease
of tha two aviators, it made public dis
patches telling of the kidaappiag of Dr.
A. Goenaga, an American citixen and a
astlva of Porta Rico, by Mexiean bandits
under Valentine Reyes. The dispatches
said that Dr. uoenagn waa' being held
for ransom ia the vicinity of Mexico
City.
A letter received by an Amerieaa ia
LMexica Oit, from tha doctbr under date
of July SS, said that the rebels threat
ened to kill bim unices a ransom nf
several
ull3.
ral thousand pesos was paid by Aug-
Tho department said it bad no
further information, except that the
Mexiean foreign office advised the Amer
ican Embassy nt Mexico City yesterday
that troops had been sent to rescue the
Amcrtcnn.
Two other nttacks on American life
tnd prons4ty ia Mexico eaine to light
during toe day. One was nn attack oa
a truck train of the Alrcrado Mining
and Milling Company in the vicinity ot
Jiminea with slight injuries to Leslie
Urn Pecpla Are
Miurablj, Halt Sick,
Tired All the Time
They bo Not Know What la the Mat
tor, and Their Thysklsn Cannot
Name the Disoaae.
There are ju-t Ma end Jots of people who
muineir ek m wne man
dree tkmSfk their work aer arter !.
The as ewi knew wbel le the nutter ttk
them aad their Bhrelciea eanaot Beeae the
Sateaee that
kwrable. "Urea all the tlSM1
leellna.
la BMBt
et poor hei
the real eauee ef thla state
et soar health In that the blood hi elecsed! with
latpuntlee and the be-rele. kMneye and other
-Hal arcane ara not aetlna arope'b;. A re
liable hloud tonle Si Beeeaeary.
fr-eeriptkn C-tttl Is a bloed) surlaer at
eaueua merit It eupplied ready prepare
In eeneentrated form SnJ k to he taken m
email Sane. It aot eels eleaaaea end sweeps
eat ed the bloo all the kwpiirltlea that are
eaualB III health, hot tone a the sratee.
Freeertptloa C-t'iS eentaine na awreii
arduaa, merphtBe. ehloral er etryehnMSi H wae
eehilBalls the preaeriptkiB ot a prailpoat phy.
ttriaa. aaed In hie Brattice In the treatment
M dlaerdeea et the hkaea,
It eeej are aalaerahle end half alek. set
tl.ta bottle of PreaeriptloB C-Z-'JI from rour
BeSreet erue atore, er the C-XKS Lahorstor.
ktea-Bhla. T-an.. will mall MB a bottle m ea.
eelp ef riee. Clip and mall this ad-ertlea
mmni tor free IneratBre.
PTvaerHrtHr-
v.wa iuiui n jfRSV
Ifrk Add Trouble '
VnHed Itetet llallraad A4ailnlatretk,
' Announces
Round Trip Excursion Farca
SEASHORE RESORTS
on th
Norfolk . Southern Railroad!
SUMMER' EXCURSION FARES
to
Vlrsinla meaea, Ys. Sfarehead CHr. N. C.
i- Cape Henrr, Vs. gwentert, N. C
i Metfelh. Vs. NaTs Meaa. N, C
Maatea, M. C
Tteheta e eale daflji amlll September
t, ISIS. Seal lualt it return Oetubec
tl, ISIS. - ... .
v . WEEK EKB tXCURSIOM '
FAKKA.
Te sbeve named) eotnta, Ttcketi a sala
aaek SaitmUr aad Saadar aatil Beeteav
ber t. ISIS, nei limit foe retarB ta Twa
4ajr lollewlna dais etaala.
Far detail ntteraMtleau apetr te aeareat
ticket aseat ef writs Ceaeral faaeeeicer
Aaeat. Mortem, Vs. ,
Wbb. aa American employ f the
lompaay. Last Thursday baadita raided
tha Taxpam offiea 1 ta rtaan-Nsxtaa
Fuel Compaay, aa American corpora
tiea. aad made away with njm pease.
MEXICAN BANDITS RECENTLY '
1 'SlIAVvi A av
Wasbiagtoa, Aug. iaV-Maaicaa ban
dits eparatiag in the vicinity of Jiml
aes recaatly attached t track train f
the Alverado-Miaing aad bulling Com
paay, aa route to ParraL Dispatches
to the Utate pepartmaat today telling
of the attack said that Leslie Webb,
sa American employ of tba eompasy,
waa iajurad alightly, ; - "
Another dispatch reachiag . tb de
partaiest said that baadita raided the
efflc of In ' reaaa-Mexica , l Ucl
Cempaay, aa American corporation, latat
Tbnraday aad nibbed it of 23,000 pesea.
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FATE OF ARMY AVIATORS TO
BE- TAKE VP BY GOVERNORS.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. lt.Tbe
capture of two American army aviators
by bandits aad their detention u Mex
ico for 113,000 ransom wilt b mad aa
issue before the coafereac of Gover
nors which opens hers tomorrow, ac
cording to Maj. O. C. (Saria, aide to
Governor J. A. A. Buraquiat, of Min
nesota.
One of the aviators, Harold 0. Peter
son, is of Hutchinson, Minn. Qoveraor
Buruqiiiat today telegraphed Reeretary
of Htate Lansing askiag for immediate
action and information.
In just abst form It will be aa issue
st tha conference is not yet knows, bat
Major Garis said UoTernor JJurnquist
would immediately confer with execs-
lives of the border States, New Mexico
aad ArUoaa, who are bare.
DESERT OF DEATH NAME OF
PLACE WHERE AVIATORS ARE.
El Paso, Tex., Aug. 18. Tb Ojinaga
District, south of th Rio Grande, where
the two American aviators, Lieut Paul
II. Davis and Harold G. Peterson, prob
ably were taken hv their captors, is
known in Northern Mexico as the "Jor-
uuda do Muerta or desert of death.
There are few water hales between
Ojinnga'snd Cohuillo Pmdo, and th
trails cross aad recrosa ia a confusing
maze.
The Ojinaga desert ha long beea
the billing place of Villa's baads. Villa
himself having sought refug there a
number of time.
Ilipolito Villa, brother of tb Uadit
chief, ia reported to b biding ia th
Honta lleiona meaatalas of the dia-
triet.
When Villa captured Chihuahua in
1913, General latia Terra saa, then
awaer of much of th Stat of Chi
huahua, rode the entire distance to tb
Ojiaaga border oa horseback. Water
had to be carried oa males ta supply
the soldiers who guarded him ea hS
trip.
FATHER OF PETERSON WILL
SECURE MONEY FOR RANSOM
Hutchinson, Mine., Aug. H.-Ram G.
Peterson, father of Lieutenant Harold
G. Peterson, wha Is held for ransom by
WATCH,
THE BIG 4
3tomcb .Kktntjt-Hrt'Urte
Keep the vital crgmns beaJthy bf
regularly taking the) world's twl
r.rd remedjr far Udntr, Uwejr,
bladder god uric, sveid troubleer
COLD MEDAL
Tb rtwoal lUsMdy " Holland far
..rTn.rU. and iormd by Qu-ei WUi-e-mina.
At U drwggnrm, tteeo sW
Ci4d ntmial swevv asm
The Ellis
Music-Master
Reproducer
Perfects the v
Phonograph
It obliterates
all harsh "twang"
that is so character
istic. It puts harmony
into every word anil
note.
It resurrects the "living-
voice" of the ar
tist who made the
record. The har.
moalcs of accompani
ments are perfect
The reasonance of
the violin is real, even
to the down touch of r
the bow.
The mellow tone of
the flute is 'brought
out to perfection.
The brightness of the
the cornet is exhila
rating and genuine.
The trombone tone ia
wonderful. The
chiming of bells is
Come in ant let us give
you demonatrpUoti,
Curtis-Morong
Company
Incorporated
UT W. MARTIN ST.
Mesieaa baadita,' arrived . her today:
atr harried visit to bt Paul, wber
h ewafsrrcd with Stata offlcUla. He
anaounrsd Hint he ass dasided b- raise
tba amount for th ransom himself aad
depcad others forxtb safety at
bia aon. ..; -:x' r: '.' .
Tl Bppreeiata tba fact tba) others
have already raised tb mosey re
quired, aeavrdiag ta reports," ha said,
"but I am going to get It myself and
b aura that there la na mistake, It la
a question ef having a required amount
I money t,rcrtaia time, ar my T 'y
son will be killed. Ha I am going to
got tb me ney myself aad be ur that
Ur to a muiuaderstiuiding. -
abUnal Camstlpatlva Catfd
la U to tl Dsvs
'LAX. FOR WITH PE1'8IN', I
speciallypraparwd Syrup ToaicLaxa
tie for Habitual Conatlpation. It r
Uevoa promptly aad ebeuld b takai
rgniariy for 1 ta .Tt days I Indue
regular aetio. It BtimuIsUs and
Regulates. Very Plusaat ta Tsk. OOe
per betthh Adv.
NEW YORK STRIKE
V FORMALLY ENDED
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aaansgert but wka wera aaabl to ap
pear because of tha sympathetic strike
called by stag kaada aad musicians,
would probably receive full pay for th
time the bouses wwr "dark.
PITTSBURGH RECEIVERS FILE
SUIT AGAINST UNION EMPLOYES
Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 11-A suit ask
ing aaoooo dayger was fled at 4
o'clock this afteaooa by tb receivers
of th Pittsburgh Railways Co. against
the lees I division of th Amalgamated
Association ef Street and Electric Sail
way employee, alleging breach of coa
tract by SWO striking motormsn and
conductors who have tied up trolley
transportation her slac but Thursday
midnight, when they rejected th nat
ional war labor boerd'a award ef a five
eeat aa hour wag increase. Tba men
demanded a IS seat raise gad suspend 1
their strike last May pending the
board' decision, which they agreed to
abide by. Th suit I brought ;,otitly
agaast th anion, ita Ulcers and
members.
Ambler la Arrested.
Philadelphia, Aug. It, Charle A.
A Bi bier, formes Insurance commissioner
of Pennsylvania, and prominent a a
Republican leader, waa arrested today
charged with conspiring to loot tb
North Ponn Bank, which fjosed en
July 18 owing mora than 12,000,000.
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
Both
Public Uws 1919
Now on sale, Price $1.50, Postpaid $1.60
We supply your neefls in all kinds
Books, Stationery a n d Office Supplies
Orders and enquiries given prompt attention.
We have done this for 52 years.
Alfred Williams &-Go.
RALEIGH, K. C
Checking
of The Business Man
Thia Bank believes that something mors is due the
business man than simply the receiving and paying
out of his funds. "Time is money," and therefore
we do not waste it here by heedless or needless for.
malitles. We are alert to please with a
Prompt and Courteous Service
The Citizens National Bank is strictly a business
institution whose policy is to bt genuinely helpful to
the busy business man. Attentive and anxious to
lease both small and large depositors whose check-'
lg accounts we solicit on the purely business basis ,v
of all-round -efficiency in. service. , , '
The Citizens National Bank
"SERVICE WITH SAFETY"
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Special Deputy In Customs Of
rice Dies From Wounds In
. flicted With Pistol
Wilmlagtoa, Aug. IS C. F. MorraH,
Sicial -deputy colloetor af sustom aa
der Uvilcv(vr Walker Tiylor, et this
It, shot himself Iw the abdomen
either' eldeUlly r with suieidal la
tent thla afternoon In. oa of th loung
ing rooms ef tb custom 'house here,
aad when found at' 9:90 e'tlork was
unconscious, aad remained so until the
end. .-.-- ;,;' . '
Aa eperatjoa waa performed In a
local hospital aad b died soon after.
warda. For leveral day be has au-J
peared despoadent and today placed his
resignntion in the bands ot the Col
lector, earn being accepted. Colonel
Taylor asys h doaired to tab t po'
tion in the treasury department at
Washington, aad bad so plannsd. He
was 33 yssrs old aad a aatlv ef Coa
ssctleut, where he has a brother and
mother living. II came bar from the
Winston-Salem efflee ot th Collector
for thia part. v
John Barleycorn dies hard, even when
given knockout drop.
OBCUrmNS
Hot watap
SurtReiitf
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as exesutrla of the
trill of Wm. J. Peel, late of Wak
county, this to notify ill peraenk in
debted te the estate et aaid Peels, to
tall and settl with to without delay,
aad tboN hsvlhg claims against ssid
estate, will present them to no on or
before the loth day of July, A. D. 1030,
er this notice will be pleaded la bar of
their reovery,
MRS. ELIZABETH B. PEELE,
Executrix of will ef Wm. J. Peele,
Raleigh, N. C No. HI N. Dawsoa 8t.
Phones 74
Account
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S HIMSELF
; Mixed Summer Fooclt The Cause ;
Of Much Indigestion
SUMMER thy are days of cardes gVing, Uckeat too'hot hf -Cooking,
cold knxhe at the horaet'of (rsepda, orxsvair piexnes,
with thej reeuk ttSat goany a (amily k dowa wih iwigearjotv
- Cive iWe stoBsata mi Uwrels a new i V Um4 BrAssa j Dr.' CslaSeeD
slBaipeiBSaBgaWBsseIUisiiisi ever Wwanafa. Use simssssriia
Seait lU OS. Caldwell s Svrap rV ef sbb4 IssaMra Kerb wen aapain
Than pes TBfiety lass yeas efalbyeatipt , that tram the SBiiata sibscIbi as die
aurt warn raw. ,1 is arars aaailv sheaj vrark nannslh; sa taat nnjjrinsi
. aSgntsg. . - ' - ".can sgsi U efrpamid wah. 0sr
Al kMtl. ei W PepA.be TJ ttu"'"
aught eay slnsj stops ler 50t aad ' WBjprtjeswjr tear, lastmsaeass.
SI. Se knar the ssmfly aixe. R scat sa eieadshon Is sWi. .
geatlr an salshr tns eaa be vas . If ri larasSviwPeaeBS,
svea le S bsl m fniitipat.oa. indues. Mm iar a Iras (rial Ml
be, "ssesiaer colds" and sksOer ilk to Dr. W. B. Caldwefl, 460 Wssaiag.
TWIemeheewaSrisyP
Dp Caudwclws
Tailoring
Opening
Wear That
Prosperous Look.
We Sell It.
ITcostta maniessto lookrosperotis'1 than to appear
otherwise, for "prosperity" follows a well dressed man.
AUGUST
Are the dates we have a line that means money to yoa
aad will give you that "prosperous" look and when
the tape line is in the hands of Mr. J. Thomas Town'
send you are sure of what you want in a suit or over-,
coat. ' - --i-i - -
-COME AND SEE ;
Is All W Ak.
the prices have a welcome sound. Remember they
are absolutely guaranteed by the Globe Tailoring Co.
C4 Qaalltr 8plla What Beoa SnV
"SOON TO TOU" i "BOON TO TOU
$18.00 Fans ot $12,50
The summer is not over yet. It:
will pay you to buy one of these
Fans at this greatly reduced price,
for use next summer. '
HACKWEY:BKOS.
Wfleonp N. C. , ; V "
Our Automobile Department specializes in Automobile;
Painting, Trimming, Repairing and-Overhauling. We
build Automobile Tops and make any kind of Truck
Body desired. ; - ' , .
v ! -c. y?;-? 'y yy y-: ' ::-- : y t
YOUR CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,
' Pleas write as fully abent year
give yoa aeserate and Intelligent
sin
20th TO 23rd
SPECIAL
TODAY
ONLY
requirements, la order that we may
estimate.- .
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